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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04

Wir offeriren Sunbert Dollars ges
lobnuns fir irsenb einen @atarrbsslns
faa, Der ni9t bur@ Sall's bewdbrtes
gatarrbsMittel beieitist tperben fcllte.
s. s. gbenep & Co., gisentbimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
P.S.-Sal's @atarrb Mittel miro
innerli9 ansenanbts unb wirtt baber
bireet auf bic BlutlduFs unb Oberiid'
den bsr @9Ieimbaut. preis Is @ts.
bic ssIai@e. aGe MpOtbeten balten es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04
Gin Beneibenswertber.

an einem @eieli9aftsabenb purhe
mieber iiber fie armen S9wiegermiitter
lutis bsrsesogeu. 9tur @iner, Mars
quis g., nabm bic 8ela9ten in Sdub.
sd finbe sic gu bart. meine 3erren. I"
iaste er. sd bin felt rs Sa5ren Der.
beiratbet unb babe nod fein ein5iges
Mal @elegenbeit gebabt, mid iiber iie
su .betlasen. ."-yWo mobni unb Iebt
bieies Wunber2@ f6rieen bic anpeien.
ben burdsinanoer. vOie Dame miiiien
mir fennen IerneH. $50 muB geites
ben, baB bas etuas i9uierig wdre. sic
ipobnt ndmli9 in Chile unb ba sic bic
Seetranfbeit ftir9tet, bat fie mid mod
ME beiu9t!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04
9 SrieffaFen.


2efer in Der Stabt. g2ein.
Sic irren fi9. Der neue beutide
Iei6stag 1T uie ieber anbere fur polle
brei Sabre getpdblt tporben unb ni9t
nur fir ben Geit ber 9egislaturperio6e
bes borigen. 8ei eiuaelnen grIabmab=
len Gin GOlse bon Msanbatnieberlesung,
Sobesfaa ac.) finoet bic WabI aler.
bings nur fir Den 9teit iener periobe
ifatt. @ie Sic fi9 eniiinnen tuerben,
wur0e aud 1878 nod ben Nttentaten
Der &ei@stas aufsel6ft unb bann elm
neuer fur bic bolle Sauer BON 8 Sab
ren gewdbIt.
s. s. In 6. Sie betrsfenbe Sic.
bung finbet erit in einisenTonaten itatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04
amerifanif@es -Sdger'
Iafettt.

gig aus 8rafIien Seimsefebrter
rabnite fi9, cine groBe 3abl bon 60.
riaa's aus Der Welt geidafft su baben.
vSas ioll iebr i@mer balten. bemerfte
einer Der 5ub6rer.
rMaerbinss", erpiberte Der gradbler,
vaber i9 puBte ben gta9abmungstrieb
Der alffen ausaubeuten."
pWieio bls24
vSebr einfa1. 4n Orten, mo- i9
bic Rd1e bon Gorilla's bermutbete. fsu'
erte i'd cine blinbgelabene piitole gegen
mid al unb lieB cine idarfgelabene am
plabe. Wenn i6 nod tarser gnifers
nung on ben plaB suriidtebtte, fano i'd
bort reselmdBig bic 2ei6e zines Gorilla,
Der fi6 felbit eri9Oien bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04

Die
1B6bsntIibs Treie Nssffe
erf&eint
ieben Dcnuerftag
unb fcfet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 fhr 8
Nonate in TcrausbejoblHua
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04

- Mm 1. Mdrs, 8 l1br Morgens
lief 3 Mfeilen n6rbli1 bon Seiferfon
auf Der Seras unb paeificbabn eiu
3ug bon Der S9ienen, ipobei brei Was
genIaounsen bon feinen Maultbieren
uHb pferben, bic BON 2entudp mad
Weff Seras unterpegs iparen, all
@ranoe singen, cine f@abbafte Bride
foa, wie es beiBt, bic @eranlafung au
benz llnglidsfaq setueien fein. gs
mar elm iiber ale 8ef9reibung grdbli.
DIES S9auipiel; fieben feline Wtaultbies
rem unb 5tuei pferben iparen auf ber
Stelle tobtgequeti9t, bic anoeren gra,t.
enbaft beripunbet unb berifimmelt.
@s bauerte z Stunbeu, bis tas Babns
seleife tpieber sereinigt mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04
lin ,u aeiaeu, ME bic probibi

= lin su seisen, tpie bic prObibiti.
on probibirt, bat bic in Clinton in Sos
ma erf6einsube clinton Nems" ii9 bic
Wahbe gegeben. bic Stabt einmal auf
ibre WirtbI9aften su unteriu9eH unb
bat ausgefunben, baB biefeIbe iebt 145
6aIoons sntbdIt. gbe bic probibition
In Clinton in Rraft geiebt tpurbe, was
rem 81 6aloons porhanben, tuel@e ber
Stabt cine groBe ginnabme bra9ten.
Sebt baben iie bort 108 SaloDus mebr,
Bod tsinen Dollar Repenue fiir bic
Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04

= 4Is pofmeiiter in Seras fino sr'
nannt porben: 8. 6. 0arris In Wacs
babe, Squire s. @loner in Bolipas,
9bomas 6. &obsers in 2imball, Sucp
Msuiebab In 2opal Iallep, patrid
WeQbillips In 2amarque.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04

aergerli@e Witterung.-
Rein, 1T bas elm Dummies Wetter.
beute falt, morgen tuarml Oa tpeib
man tpirfli1 nidt, iell man feinen
Winter.paletot ober ieinen 6ommers
iiber5ieber-perieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04

= alIe 3eiden triisenl 4ber 5ins
men unb 6ledten niemals. Oieies iinb
INNER untriigli6e 4nsei9eH BON uns
reinem Blute. 2ebteres ipirb srlnbli9
aereinigt unb erneuert bur9 ben Ges
brau@ bon Mpers Sariaparilla. Dies
III bas tuirtfomRe, bette uub bilisfe
allsr BIutreinigunssmittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-04

Rafernbofb Iiitbe.- llnterofs
fiaier: sginidbriger Miller, geben Sic
a9tl sic finb nibt mebr i'm gibil-
iebt muB alle Civilization aufb6reu."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
LIaCRaS N1lTT,s TENN.
ONE OF THE BEST AGRICUL,
TURAL DISTRICTS
N the State-HOw II Will be I'm
proved by the Cincinnati and
Birmingham Road.
10 the Editor Of the Appeal.

10 the Editor Of the Appeal;
FAYErTRvILLR, TENN, July 5.-This
county (LincolD) is one Of the best
counties in the State. There is scarce
ly any poor land in II except on the
ridge toward Madison county, Ala,
and even that has great deal Of valus.
BILE timber, and when we get railroad
II will be very much improved agri-
cultuially. At present this county has
very little trade or commercial utter
course with Memphis, but as soon as
the Cincinnati and Birmingham road
is built from Huntsville TO this place
they will be In direct communication
with Memphis by means Of the Mem
ph's and Charleston road. Now, in
order to reach Memphis they have 10
70 by the way OF Nashville, which is
almost az far as Memphis, or by Win
chester and Stephenson, on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga and Mobile and
Ohio reads When q direct road is
built from Huntsville TO this place q
great deal Of trade will 70 from this
county to Memphis.
Lincoln county has $4,000 acres OF
improved lande, and 10 capable OF pro-
ducing nearly twice a. much rs she
now does. Fayetteville has 10 pay far
more for coal than will be paid in
Memphis, although she is almost In
stones throw OF the Sewanee and
other coal mines. With road run
ming from Huntsville through Fsyette-
Vile into the counties Of Putnam aud
0verton, on the route to Cincinnati,
Fayetteville will get an abundance Of
coal at cheap rates and will become
an important manufacturing town.
The increase In her wealth will bene.
1T the whole county, and will cause q
great increase in Its productions. The
real seCre, OF the wealth and pros.
perity Of Ohio is that she has manu-
featuring In all her Villages. The city
Il Cincinnati had over $50, 000, 900 In.
pssted In manufacturing In 1879. IL
70 wish TO make Tennessee q very
prosperous State we must encourage
Nllnuiacturing, and this we can never
% unless we get chap coal.
The Memphis and Charleston road
will prob .bly extend their road
through Fayetteville 10 Nashville II
this Cincinnati aud Birmingham road
should be built Madison county,
Ala, and Lincoln county, Tenn, are
two OF the best counties in this region
20 trade with Memphis. At preeent
this county, rich as II is, has only
branch railroad, but che hopes
TO get great through line soon. Dol.
o. b. Lamb, who formerly Represented
Shelby, Fsyetic aud Upton counties
In the Legislature, now lives here.
George W. Jones represented this Dis
trict in Congress until he Voluntarily
abandoned public life, One Of
the greatest lawyers that Tennessee
ever produced, James Fulton, lived
and died here and many Of his family
are here now.
The wheat crop has turned out very
well and corn, cotton aud ay crops
are very promising. The population
oil this tovn 10 2SO0 and with the new
railroad will increase rapidly.
WIN. ]. SYKES.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
GERMANTOWN. TENN.
The Religious Edition OF the GAP
peal" Very Much Enjoy ed,

FNss N'sS @-~-Ss. .<.-IS& w.
IcoRRxsrosDEsoK OF TIE ArrxAL.l
GHRMASrowN, TENN, Juy GA
pleasant picnic was enjoyed by our
people at the noted spring near Mrs
DR.. Martins, as q celebration Of the
nations birthday. The heaviest rain
oil the season fell, driving the pleasure
seekers to shelters. They repaired to
the residence Of Uncle Henry Jones,
where the pleasures OF the day con-
tinued until the demands of the body
we're made for balmy sleep.
We have recently had the pleasure
o. welcoming the r)urn OF our young
people who have been of at school,
viz Misees Buster and Jones, from
Nashville: Misses Richmond, fhomss,
Allen and Mikes, from Blue Noun
tain; Miss Scott, from Colherville !;
slso George Hanks from North Caro-
lima
Frank Wilcox, q West Point cadet,
and parents, are visitng Col. Hanks's
lamlly.
Miss Mamie Blackwell, OF Birtlett,
Ia visiting DIR, Williams and family.
Misses Fannie 0verton and Mamie
Anderson, Of Toone, are visiting ]. D..
Anderson's family.
DIR. Harris, presiding elder, delight
cd our people with ell quent sermons
last Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev. b. N Hatch, OF Columbus,
Misc, IL assisting the pastor In revival
services a. the Biptis. church.
Some Of our farmers say they have
not suffered day for rain this seas on.
Crops are very fne. Cotton Is bloom.
Ing mora than ever known at this sea-
son OF the year.
The reports In Mondays ArPRAL Of
Sunday morainp's sermons ara highly
appreciated. We hope this feature OF
the paper will be continued. We are
also fond OF the discussions on prohibi.
ton. Let us have rything worthy
OF attention on both sides OF the ques.
ton; then We can vote intelligently.
en-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
Cranberry Vines Destroy

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July Ga tele.
gram to the Euenisg WUconnn from
Berlin says worms are destroyln the
cranberry vines in that section. II ia
feated the vine will be permanently
injured. One grower who expected "a
harvest 1900 busbelr, will not gel
any.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07

ALWAYS AVOID HARSH PURGATIvE
PILLS. They fret make you sick and
then leave You coDstipat, d. Carriers
Li'tle Liver Pills regulate the bowels
aud make you well. Dose, one pill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07

derahle comment After wedding
trip TO Narsgansett Pier, Mr.. and
Mrs Yam Phon Lee will reside In New
Haven, the groom intending TO enter
the Journalistic field.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
COUPON NOTICE.

HOLDERS Of Masonic Temple bonds will
II present the July coupon a. First Nation
al hank on the 18th Of July for payment.
All parties holding bonds from Nos. 2ft
Co 400 Inclusive will present ZANE, with
coupon attached, to'he Secretary, Bun ".
y rice, for payment aud cancellation.
order OF the Board
by DAVID r. BADDFN, Prssi tent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
A Chinsman narries nm American

A Chinsman MRrries nm American
Nav HAVEN, CoSS, July cyan
Phon Lee, Of Fragrant Hills, China,
who graduated with high honors NJ
Yale's last commencement, vas today
united In marriage 10 Mss Elizabeth
Maud Jerome, New Haven heiress.
The ceremony was quietly performed
NJ the residence IT the brides mother.
Lse hrst came 10 American In 1873,
and resided for ave years At sprn
FIELD, Mass, ailer which he came 10
New Haven, aud spent four years In
the Hopkins Grammar school, entered
Yale Ia the olas Of 1884 Az the end
Of his freshman year he was ordered
back TO China by the government
which had sent him and other cone OF
prominent Chinese residents 20 Amor.
lea iof an education. Before return
ing TO bis latiye land, Miss JsrJms
had fallen In love with him, and N,
ouple we're engaged. The Chinamar
became tired of home aud surround
ings, and at the first opportunity 4,
ran away and finally reached New
Haven ard bic sweet cart. H. agair
entered Yale In the class Of Ss7, ant
greatly distinguished himeeli through
out HE college course. This weldlnl
the fret on record In New Havei
where Yankee girl has married
ChinsmAn, and the event eIeiles con
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
Tennes see Midland Railway,
Notice 10 Contractors.

SRaLED PROPOSALS addressed TO tho
- undersigned and ndorsed on the outside
Of the envelope Tender, will be received
at this olice until u o'clock m. on Monday.
the 18th day 81 July. 1857, for the graduation,
hat part Of the Iennessos Midland railway
lyins between Memphis, Tenn, and the
Tennessee river, being about one hundred
and thirty. Eve tl3D miles 10 length. Pro.
dies and srecihcAiions can be seeu on and
printed forms q tender can bo obtained,
Contractors are requested 20 bear In mind
that tenders will not be considered unles.
made strictly 10 accordance with The printed
forml his Company reserves the right.e
my N TrNpI.E- chi,f R..i,e.r.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
BITTER FEELING
stirred Up by the Advent Of Pinn err
tons Men.

q PrTiBuRo, PA July GA Uniun.
town, Pa, special rays: "rhe pres.
ence OF Pinkerlon's armed men 10 the
coke region, has caused intense ex-
element, and serious trouble may
follow. The strikers nre indignant,
and denounce the action Of TIE optr.
alors in bringing the detectives into
the regions, In the loudest terms. Last
night 500 strikers al West Lslseurins
held & meeting and unanimously re-
solved 20 sn'n,....uue he strike. At
Jimtown, II Ia said the men are weak.
enlng, and q large number are expect.
cd 10 return 10 work before the close
OF the week. William Mullen, secre-
tary OF the Miners Association, In q
statement 10 the newspapers, saye:
The men are quiet hut determined,
AND TIE inttJdu1lio oi the Piukerton
detectives into the coke region will be
the advent Of bitter feeling between
employers and employed that yest
will not eradicate. The strikers will be
couuseled TO keep within the limits Of
the Law, but the landing OF Pinker.
toms agents has been the starting Of
rioting and OF bloodshed wherever
they have been used. There may be
some disturbance in the Oonnellsyille
coke region, however, aud come lives
Loot. The responsibility will rect upon
those who brought the detectives
here"
The detectives are In charge Of gu.
psTintendent Linden, OF PHI ladelphiA
and Capt Foley, OF Chicsgo. They
are not here, they say, TO eau trou'
BILE, bet 10 prevent II and protest
those who desire 10 return 10 work
They will remain until the strike hal
been broken, or the day set by the op
orators for resumption Of work by
those q their old employees who hnJ
pressed themselves ~ willing 10 y,
back at the old rate Of wages. Tn,
works generally throughout the regio'
were open 10 III who desired 10 70
turn. Al q number OF them some o
the strikers reported, aud we're put /,
work. Az no place vas the numbe
large. though, ~ the operators say
there we're enough 10 show that q ~
sumption OF work had actually CON
menced on the morning dtei. mated
Everything ie quiet, and 90 far Pink
erton's men have had nothing 10 do.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
Insolyent Notice.

State Of Tennessee. Shelby county=-Omee
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn.'
June n, 1881.
hgnes o, McLane, dsceasedi
HAVlN0 suggested III Insolvency OF the
II estate Of Agnes O. McLane,. deceased,
you are hereby ordered 10 Give notice. ~ ad.
veriisomcnt IN some nsvspaper punrihed
house door u Shelby county, for All versions
having claims against aid estate, 70 appear
and Gle the zane, Authenticated IN ihs man
ner prescribed BY Law, on or before the Bth
6Ied on orbsfors ia dsy, or before an APP
preparation Of tie funds Of SAID estate u
made, shall be forever barred both In lsu
and equity, .wiinss my hhnd' Nofhee, this
1'h aA' Of 'un'' Vi. ogIeLEY. Clerk.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28

They refused to cat aud could not
sleep with any degree ofpoace. They
were called upon by two African
ministers who endeavored TO paCiiy
them, but were only partially sue
cessful, During the night tho pris-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28

PIrTsBuKa, April 3O--1ruo bills
were todsy found against thirteen
Panhandle Railroad employees, ar
rested on the charge of robbiug
freight cars. The cases will probably
come up for trial sometime nextwoek.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28

was concealed IN
time tho entire
swollen while ID
cruciatiug. Ply
saving her life,
confident Of reco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28

Wchavc just completed arrangements With
the United patrols
machine which superior furnish
ONLY $40 and tho
above having handsome
side drawer. o no . lur
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28
CONSUMPTION.

li'tlS" 10y IT. use thousands OF cases 81 tNr Won't
Kind and Of long standing have l-"n cured In
deed - strong Is my fam IN it, efficacy that WIN
send TWO BOTTLES PRE- together win EALt.
ABLE TREATISE on thL disease tp any sufferer.
Give kIpr'~s ami % uiirrs-
DR., I A sllJDi'M 50 Pearl &c. New York
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28

Has our stamp IN red on front Of wrapper
in. yEILIN 4 90. Philadelphia, Pa,
sOLE PRoPRlBroEs PRICE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28
WITH DAILY.

DAHY.EXAMINER Three Months With nat
Months'wh machine
EXAMINER Mouhswith machine
Six Months.with VIC drawer machine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28

tDoS. 'p.N -a-, ''''''- '''>'' "- '-i'
oney; lu silver 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-28
nso>Ly GEN,INE-Ga

r. gulator, which never tsilcd - reueve me- .
speak not ofmyselt alone, butWy whols Iam4'
| L.. Il NJ EIILII 4 y. slImA. A IN
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-04

Some twenty years az. Whtu John \ fti.
fer wuS manager Of the Academy Of Music in
tNvland, there was man connected with
. sin-N company IA tie capacity Of heavy
aIu, while lie WAS IA good actor, had ali in
.ruuaJr tnndne>> for sack. 10 draw IT mildly,
,'.trh he never did We will call him De
l.rigr, ,hIrh i safer than u give his real
l.su.a, Tor he is living Yet, We think. At
beast Ne will give ourselves the benefit Of the
uht
lpr Rulge was very tender hearted man
when fuIi of hi> name He Souid weep pro
tH>,.IN over anN tale Of woa 90 matter how
r,-m,Ic Il mig l,t. from his oTH time and
.iruuIrent he used u saS chat he Cuuidn
hart a fly. and he ruul,ins when the tar
hee rr pa. II Ia his lemonad,, aS lie generally
id
tine afternoon when in his cups De Budge
was ai~rN cred weeping though his heart
WoUld huAk. When asked the cause be said
he Wa> thanking how cruel it was To make
the Egyptians cross the Red sea IN pursuit Of
tine i>ra>I!Its without first supplying them
with life Pre-erNerN.
Won ,au gather from the above what kind
Of heavy villain De Budge was when lua,-d
L. the guards.
One night when the play was William
Iril." De Budge Was cast for the tyTant, G-s-
her. AN equally heavy but more temperate vii
lain appearing the hero II Switzerland.
lie Bulg- hai h,-'u hudging pretty heavily
during the aftern"un and when be came IL
Ll> dressing Room Ia dress for his part 1t WAS
observed that he was full However, he
managed 10 pull through very well until they
caIne to the scene where Tell Is commanded
tu sh"or.the apple from his child's head.
"FvIploUs monster exclaimed Tell
"Alakr Il father murder his own child"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-04

AnunplesSant contretemps took place at tn.
opera Tuesday night. A young gentleman,
who bad made the most desperate sacrifices
u take his girl to the glittering show. had his
attention attracted by a person Immediately
behind him, who, every few minutes, per.
sisted in struking his shoulder. -Gustavus,
whispered the lady, either that man i insane
ur he wants 10 abstract your collier button.
III be touches me again, replied the youth,
fiercely. III brain him with my binoculars. y
A minute afterward the intruding hand wa
felt upon hrs shoulder. The indignant dude
stood up. turned around and froze the inso-
lent fellow with an awful glance. Then, a.
he sat down with a cnmpiacent expression, a.
il to sav. I've fixed him now, the wretch
Lissed IN his ear ia stage whisper: PLEASE,
~ir. You Y- got the tails under you, and this
- the first night that coat has been out
Afith Il hollow groan the haPless boy read the
story of his Disgrace IN his charmer's eyes,
ano when they buried Aida alive lie would
gladly have shared her fate.-San Francisco
News Letter.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-04

Lovely Girl tat II restaurant My dear,
order what You please for both: don't feel
hungry bit.
Affianced Young Mani can't eat a mouth
fuI, my darling
Nor l. haven't eaten anything hardly for
weeks. BY the way, what WIS tue rent Of
that house We were looking ats7
One hundred dollars a month
That's just your salary, SO that won't do !"
No: the ottsr one alongside Of il is eighty
dollars"
Let 5 take that"
But twenty dollars won't buy coal and pay
Il girls wages"
A girl, Dear me, forgot all about that
We must get cheaper house because there
must be enough over 10 buy something for
the gIrl TO eas, you know Omaha World
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-04
ThnroughI, Qualified for Jury Duty.

Attorney-Sow, sir, you say your name is
Stanislow Boukoffsky, aud you keep saloon
at No. - Cherry street. Do you know de-
PENDANT, Jacob Sharp
Subiect-No, shur-r.
A.-Have You read anything about this
Ease in the newspapers, or any thing about
bribery or the city government
S-No, shur-r
A.-Do You read any papersf
S.-No. shur-r
A.-Do You know anything about this
,ase or any other case of this kind.
S.-No, shur-r
A.-Do you know anything much abost
anything,
S.-No shur-r
A.-Take your seat in the jury box
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-04

See here, porter, gave you dollar few
minutes ago. an You have given me only ten
cents change. You can't come that on Inc.
I'm too Old kind Of u Traveller to be taken in
that way"
sorry, sab, but the new intostste rae
road law. yo' know, sab. We darsen't VIC
late hit yo' know. sab, undah penalty"
How are you violating the Interstate law r
-Don't you know, saLi The new law says
fo'a shot haul de railroad am only entitled
1" shot haul pay, but 70 a long haul 1t must
cbage de long haul price. Yose rode with
ne all the way from New No'k Dat AIN a
long haul. an dye s'pose I'm gwine ter bring
de law down on my po' head by maxim only
q shot haul out'n dat dollah: Sorry, sab but
nv o,iahs is to respeck de intostats railroad
law 70 de very lettah- Chicago Herald.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-04
4 Novel Way Of Popping the Question

young Aberdonian, bashful. but desper-
ately in love, tinding that no notice Was taken
of his visits To the house of his sweetheart,
summoned up sufficient courage to address
the fair one thus:
Jean, | was here on Monday nicht."
"Ay, We were that, replied she
An | MAS here OH Tuesday NIGHT"
$50 We were"
And was here ON wednesday, continued
the ardent youth.
"Ay, all We we're here on Thursday night
and a.
An was here last nicht'
"Weel." she says, what If We wereF'
"An' am here the uicht again"
"And what aboot it, even if ye came every
nicht,r
What aboot it, did We sayS Div ye no
begin TO smell = rstF'-New York Sun.